Intel, AMD Require Chinese Customers to Sign Longer-Term CPU Supply Contracts as Prices Rise 40%

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According to sources, Intel and AMD are requiring Chinese server customers to sign longer-term data center CPU supply contracts to secure future shipments amid rising prices. Since the start of 2026, CPU prices have surged over 40%, with some products seeing monthly increases exceeding 10%. Delivery times have also extended significantly, with Intel's Xeon processors facing wait times of up to six months, according to Reuters.
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